Pinot Noir, Matthias Gaul, Palatinate, German wine

Pinot Noir, Matthias Gaul, Palatinate . Dry red Pinot Noir wine from wine talent Matthias Gaul . Gaul wins award after award, and rightly so. This is a beautiful, classic Pinot Noir with delicate cherry fruit, a wet forest, and a bite. Soft tannins. Enjoyable now but will definitely age well. German wine from vineyards around the village of Asselheim in the Nordpfalz.

• Serving: 14 ° C
• Drink: now until 2028

Pinot Noir, Matthias Gaul, Palatinate

A beautiful Pinot Noir from wine talent Matthias Gaul. Both Vinum and Eichelmann are full of praise. A full-bodied and smooth wine with cherries, a wet forest, and soft tannins. A lot of wine for the price! A dry red wine from Germany, originating in the cooler northern Palatinate. From stony and chalky soil, which deepens the flavors. Matthias Gaul deliberately calls his wine Pinot Noir, not Spätburgunder, to emphasize the Burgundian style of his wines.

Aufsteiger des Jahres, Pinot winner every year at Perswijn

It's not just the renowned German wine magazine Vinum that awards Matthias Gaul's wines almost every year. His Pinots also consistently win awards from the leading wine magazine Perswijn here in the Netherlands. And the highly regarded guide Eichelmann named Gaul the Aufsteiger of the Year in 2018. So, a consistent upward trend, both for this basic Pinot and the Lagenweine .